Babysitter Guild Novels & Stories

“This is Aria and Caden. They’re finishing their lunch now, so they shouldn’t be any problem until I come back.” “Sure.” “Okay. Aria, Caden, be good until I come back.” “Okay maman!” Still nervous, Macey headed out. It was only a short drive to the gallery. Hopefully, the installation wouldn’t take long and she would be home soon. Once Macey was gonem the newly appointed babysitter sat down with a huff. Babysitting rugrats was not her idea of a good time and certainly not something she signed up for when she applied to be an assistant curator. She planned to surround herself with famous artists and hopefully catch their eye. Taking out her phone, she immediately zoned out as she browse

I won't be going out to search for more jobs and if Double H Tech doesn't respond, I'll have no choice but to contact my parents. I grit my teeth at the thought, but I have to remind myself that I am doing it for my son's future and nothing else. After showering, I dress up and leave my room to see that Hilda, Lucas' babysitter, has already cleaned the house. It's not part of her job description, but she does it whenever I'm sick or hungover which increases her payment. She's a nice girl who finished high school last year but is taking a leap year to scrap some money together. Like me, she's also trying to get herself together.

=== Job Contract Proposed by: Akiko Witness: Liu Feng Job Title: External Advisor Duties: Game strategy planning for new dungeon floors Event strategy for primary party members Cooking meals for primary party members Payment: 20% of regular dungeon drops Third pick for boss dungeon drops First pick for event drops Benefits: Guild protection Party protection Alliance and Non-aggression pact Resource sharing with primary party members === Zen read through the job contract generated by the system and tilted his head to one side. “Primary party? Guild?” Sasha grinned and pointed at herself. “A primary party requires at least three members and can accept up to six members. It’s similar to an omer

I tried to ignore the persistent buzz beneath my skin as Jaden stared at me while Charlotte took the rest of her toys from the babysitter that helped us out last night. I would not think about Sebastian while I wanted to talk to the children. That was just wrong. I snuck another glance at Jaden, but this time, he was staring at Charlotte, his lips curled up in a tiny smile. "Thank you for letting me share this amazing time with your kids." The babysitter raised her hand for a handshake while holding her bag with the other. It looked a bit heavy - a leather dupe of a Hermes bag with a fancy hand - supposed it carried all her stuff.

I ask. “Yes.” “So, what’s actually the problem?” She leans forward now. “Each group of children is assigned a guardian. Someone who will live with them, look after them. And these guardians are paid substantial amounts monthly. Enough to cover the children's upkeep and more. Miss Pelton, the surrogate lawyer, exploits that.” “Wha-what? How?”

The first few days after we'd slept together, I had been scrambling around trying to find someone competent to replace Janet. Kristen had picked up a lot of the slack for me when I worked from home. Thankfully, a few days ago, she sent me this list with contact numbers of all the best babysitters and nannies in San Diego. It had been an extensive list with details about every person on it. It had taken me eleven meetings and three-second interviews, but I'd finally found someone I was happy with. She was an older woman named Elaine Bennet, she was fifty-two years old, and she was a primary school teacher for fifteen years before she went back to school to study child psychology.

I made the last remark for Arthur, who merely shuffled his feet in unease, clearing his throat loudly…and I realized that I shouldn’t have brought that up in front of the child. "Yes, Kathleen.” My mother sighed. “How can you keep denying such a lovely child? She is so sweet that she insists that only you can be her babysitter. How can you say no to such a face? We can hire new people in the restaurant to deliver food! You don’t need to worry about it.” "See, Miss Kat?" Hayley was glad that she finally got back up. "Even your mom says it's okay for you to watch me. So would you please be my babysitter?"

My former colleague. "Really? I think the twins recommended me." I replied. "I can't believe that those mischievous twins came from the Ladon Family. " Julie said. I saw someone approaching the twins and handing some paper. "Excuse, what did you give to the twins?" I asked the lady. "I am Jessie, babysitter of this kid named Ruth. We gave an invitation to the twins for Ruth's 6th birthday." Jessie explains. "Thank you for the invitation. I will send the message to the guardian of the twins. I am Raia, the babysitter of the twins." I replied and introduced myself to Jessie.

I had encountered her on Peers, a tested and trusted website for babysitters and parents to connect. “Good evening, Miss Alvarez,” She greeted, bundling and unbundling her fingers, “My name is Sophie Carter, your babysitter, sorry, Jeremy's babysitter.” “It's alright,” I replied, “Good evening, Sophie. It's nice meeting you. Thanks for coming by at such short notice.” After three futilie hours of searching on the app for a babysitter who could be available as soon as possible, I'd found Sophie. “You're welcome, ma'am,” She said, “Is there any allergies or dietary restrictions that I need to know?”

Young girl with far too much responsibility for someone her age saw an opportunity for an overpaid gig and jumped forward, not caring about the consequences. I got to my feet with Kaden's help. “You have kids?” Her reaction told me that I was right on the mark. Her eyes watered. “You said you were going to let me go. You cannot go back on your word–” “Twins maybe?” I continued. “I have been looking for a babysitter for my son when I am at work. Who better than another mother?” The girl blinked at me. “What if I do something bad to him? You don't know me.”